Pregnancy & Postpartum Resources
At West Michigan Midwifery, we believe every family deserves access to support during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. The following community resources may help with insurance coverage, financial assistance, baby supplies, parenting support, and safety resources.
Financial Support for
Growing Families
Rx Kids Muskegon
Families living in the City of Muskegon may qualify for direct cash support during pregnancy and after birth.
Available for expectant mothers who live in the City of Muskegon
Enrollment begins at 16 weeks of pregnancy
Eligible mothers receive $1,500 during pregnancy
Eligible babies receive $500 per month for the first six months after birth
Applies to infants born on or after June 1, 2026
Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP)
Muskegon County Family Planning & Prenatal Care Services
The Maternal Infant Health Program provides home-based support during pregnancy and after birth. Services may include:
Parenting support and education
Community resource referrals
Transportation assistance
Housing resources
Mental health support
Substance use treatment referrals
Help navigating DHHS and community programs
St. Gianna Baby & Toddler Pantry
Provides free essentials for families including:
Diapers and wipes
Formula
Baby clothing
Maternity items
The pantry also serves as a referral hub for pregnancy counseling, postpartum support, mental health services, substance use treatment, and domestic violence resources.
Doula Support
Did you know that there are doulas who accept medicaid?
Did you know that there are doulas who accept medicaid? A doula is a great addition to your birth team. Read more on the state’s website and find a list of doulas approved to accept medicaid.
Prenatal Care, WIC & Family Planning
Muskegon County Family Planning & Prenatal Care Services
Learn more about local prenatal care services, family planning resources, and WIC benefits that provide nutrition support during pregnancy and early childhood.
Insurance Coverage During Pregnancy
Pregnant individuals may qualify for Medicaid coverage, which can help cover prenatal care, labor and birth services, postpartum care, and other medical needs